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Why is the violin apart of this family?
A violin is part of the strings family and is played in the symphony orchestra!
Which instrumental family has the largest group of players in the standard orchestra?
strings
Which family dose a violin come from?
The violin is the smallest member of the string family.
What family does the fiddle belong in?
Sound is produced from a fiddle by plucking its strings. Therefore it belongs to the string family. In general practice, this instrument is not used in modern concert orchestra.
Orchestras contain string woodwind brass and percussion instruments Which family has the most members in the orchestra?
Strings
In an orchestra, which of these is a subsection of the other: strings, woodwinds, or brass?
In an orchestra, strings are a subsection of the other sections, which include woodwinds and brass.
What percentage of the orchestra is taken up by the string section?
In general, the strings make up around 75% of the orchestra.
Why are musical instruments in an orchestra classified into groups such as woodwinds strings and percussion?
they are classified because the particular groups tell what kind of family the instuments are in
Two-thirds of a symphony orchestra consists of what?
strings
What instrument has 6 strings and that is not in the symphonic orchestra?
a guitar.
Where do the woodwinds sit in the orchestra?
In the center, behind the strings.
In what order does an orchestra tune and why?
The order usually depends on the orchestra. Usually, when there are only strings, the low strings would tune first, and then the upper strings. When there is a full orchestra, it's usually woodwinds and brass, then low strings, then upper strings. Some orchestras have the lower strings tune first, then the upper strings, then the woodwinds and brass. Some orchestras only tune there A's first, then they tune the other strings. The reason why is because it is easier to tune when there are not as many people tuning at the same time.
